About Foot Chinko

Foot Chinko combines the unpredictable bounce of a pachinko machine with arcade soccer, challenging you to score goals on a pitch filled with pegs, obstacles, and defenders. Instead of directly controlling your team on the field, you flick the ball from player to player, using the physics of the board to bank shots past the goalkeeper and into the net. It plays like a mix of pinball and football, where setting up the right trajectory matters more than quick reflexes.

Each match gives you a set number of balls to reach the target score, and the boards become increasingly complex as you progress through international tournaments. You will need to carefully calculate angles to bypass moving obstacles, collect scattered coins, and thread the needle between opposing players who will block your shots.

Controls

  • Aim and power: Click, hold, and drag your mouse (or swipe on touch screens) to set the direction and strength of your shot.
  • Shoot: Release to kick the ball.

Tips

  • Use the walls: Direct shots are often blocked by defenders. Bouncing the ball off the side of the screen or a well-placed peg can create a clear path to the goal.
  • Wait for the right moment: Goalkeepers and some obstacles move in a repeating pattern. Do not rush your kick; wait until they shift out of your desired line.
  • Spend your coins: Use the coins you gather during matches to buy upgrades between rounds, making your team faster or your shots more accurate.

Foot Chinko FAQ

How do you control the ball in Foot Chinko?
You control the ball by clicking or tapping on your player, dragging back to set the angle and power of your shot, and releasing to kick it toward the goal.
Are there different game modes available?
Yes, you can play in Tournament Mode to compete in various international cups, try Quick Match for a fast game, or use Practice Mode to improve your angles.
What are the coins used for?
The coins you collect on the pitch during matches can be spent between games to upgrade your team's stats, giving you a better chance in tougher tournament rounds.

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